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Three new members of the UK Board of B€COm€S Most Decorated _ _ _ 2
Tntstees were sworn in at the September 21S! The University of Kentucky Panhellenrc Council received national acco- l
meeting. lades in October at the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) in Tampa.
James Ht Glenn HI of Owensboro, at iuniot The council received the College Panhellenic Committee Recruitment
_ at UK, is also president of the Student GoVen»l_ Award for its recruiting functions during. the 1997-1999 biennium. The
ment Assoeintion H-is SG A position includes council competed with 52 other universities with 10 or more sorority
being it Voting member of the boztrdt chapters. The 1999 honor gives UK Panhellenic more NPC awards than
Gov. Paul Patton appointed Alice Stevens 2mY Other SOYOHW COPHCII in the ¤3tlOn· _ _ l
Snsild and Elaine At Wilson to the bcmdt The award was given to UK for its excellent open bidding procedures, l
Snniks oi Gteseent Springs, is president and thorough member recruitment training program, rigid institution ot NPC
eliiei exeeutive ollieet oir SSK Go in wut-suW_ guidelines, control of member recruitment functions and numerous
A Wilson, of Somerset, is director of social work Pmmotlonal materials-
services for Oakwood Intermediate Care
, Facility for the Mentally Retarded in Somerset.
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Board of Trustees is Billy joe Miles, owner of
Miles Farm Supply, Inc., from Owensboro. TuitiOn T3_bu13_tlOH  
Steve Reed is the elected vice chairman and
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Celebrates   Years Of Service was c iosen top spea er at e Ixatrona Invrtationa ·
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{ The UK WOmgn’5 Club enters its, 90*h year Of this y€3.I' in Cedar Falls, Iowa, 3[ NOI’[ll€I`I1 lOWzl if K
service to the UK community. University. ` I
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[he Club Serves the egrrmqurrjty `   ‘,'`   in 16 states. UK had three teams qualifying for the
is that it provides scholarships ‘ "' ` l`i‘‘‘''' elimination rounds.
valued at $5,000 to women ,   The UK Debate Program has a long history of
who are students at UK, are 25 i championship performances. Among past National
years of age or older, and whose Debate Tournament First Speakers are Paul
education has been interrupted   I 1 Skicrmont ’97 in 1995 and 1994, T. A. McKinney ’91
for some reason. Recent recipi— Pg * in 1991, Steve Mancuso ’82 in 1982, jeffjones ‘81 in
ents include; Melody L. ~  r i_.s _ V ' " 1981, and Gil Skillman ’77 in 1977.
Holliman, physical therapy; Tara   __,, _ _  
A. O’Brien, nursing; Kimberly ·k_,       _ _ i _
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tion; and Marsheila J. Tincheg social work. Q   piece of concept ofncefurniture was unveiled ata ,
All women members and wives of the ‘l c 7 Lexmark international exposition in late October in ·
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The University has issued itself a challenge: A Call T0 nearly $225 million of its projected campaign goal. ·
Greatness. A call to raise in excess of S400 million “Initial progress is very encouraging," said Terry
that will help propel UK colleges and programs to Mobley, chief development officer for UK. “ We need i I
even higher levels of excellence; provide more this powerful momentum to continue, and Fm sure it
I _ student scholarships, fellowships and assistantships, will based on the current level of loyalty and support e
· \;· and faculty chairs, professorships and lectureships; from alumni and friends, as well as from the amount of .
" and to provide the infrastructure to develop new interest from new friends we are meeting every day in `
academic, research and service programs to meet the our donor discovery process."
needs of the 21st century. The call is also to recog— The campaign already is paying dividends. With the I
nize that UK has a responsibility to the citizens of incentive provided by the RCTF, the University was able ·
Kentucky as well as to the citizens of the U.S. and the to find contributions to establish an unprecedented I .
world. number of endowed chairs and professorships. During
‘ "We have set a high standard for ourselves, yet Fiscal Year 1998-99, the University more than tripled its `
national competition drives us to reach even higher number of endowed chairs bringing the total to 66,
standards to prepare students for success in our with a total of 126 endowed professorships. These _ n
global community," said President Charles T. endowments are powerful tools for all major universi-
Wethington jr. ties to be able to recruit world-class faculty. Another . ‘
The six targeted areas for campaign fund raising campaign goal is to secure the same level of commit- .
‘p__ ~ r V.,.—,   are faculty. students, academic programs, libraries, ment for endowed student scholarships and fellowships l
p` J   _ public service, and new and renovated facilities. Of in order to bring the brightest students to UK.
  r.··‘   the campaign goal total, 75 percent is earmarked for The campaign is scheduled to be completed by june
g   faculty, students and academic programs. Wethington 2003. A formal, public announcement of the campaign .
  said it is important to know that learning and discov- is slated for September 2000 when the University will
__ ery are at the heart of UK`s mission and the campaign celebrate its progress to date and invite the general
p goal reflects that. One important reason the campaign public to participate in helping its university meet the
is critical is that the portion of U K`s operating budget call to greatness. In the meantime, the University is -
I from state appr·opriations declined from 38.6 percent working quietly to identify potential donors and  
  , in l989—90 to 26.1 percent in l999—2000. And al- increase momentum on campus and in the community I V
p  though tuition has risen over that period of time, it so that the Campaign for the University of Kentucky ‘
IL  still only accounts for approximately l0 percent of will reach its goal and strengthen academic, research ‘ 1
· Vi UK`s $1.1 billion operating budget. and service programs. I V
‘ . The campaign officially was launched in june
1997, which coincidentally corresponds to the More in/(urination on the Ca1npaign_/bribe University of ~
j beginning of the states Research Challenge Trust Kenra;/gy may be obtained by contacting the UK Qyice ry'
E Fund program. To date, the University has raised l)we/ryiinenz at ( 606) 25 7-391 1 or 1-800-875-6272. ` _
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